
DR as a documented process: recovery plans executed and TESTED automatically, with the report as the evidence.
Recovery Orchestrator turns the DR plan from a document into software: the runbooks define order, scripts and verifications; the execution is one click (or a trigger); and above all the TESTS run by themselves, in an isolated bubble, generating the compliance report. The declared RTO becomes a measured number, with a signature.


Not 'the VMs' but 'the ERP': groups, dependencies and application checks in the runbook.
The rehearsal without touching production: the deadline in the calendar, the report in the archive.
When it's really needed, the orchestrator executes and we stand watch: the hard night, together.
RTOs measured and tests signed: the NIS2 audit with the folder ready.
Recovery Orchestrator turns the DR plans into automation: the plans (replica failover, restore from backup, or CDP) define sequences, dependencies and application checks (the script that verifies the DB responds), the DataLab runs the scheduled rehearsals without touching production, the documentation (actual RPO/RTO, test outcomes) generates itself: the NIS2/ISO audit has the evidence, the plan doesn't age in the drawer.
The plan that works because it trains.
The automatic evidence, always up to date.
The orderly restart even after the ransomware.